Super Mario 64

This page is about the playlist. For the main article, see Super Mario 64.

Super Mario 64 is a video game developed and published by Nintendo on Nintendo 64 in 1996. The game's composer is Koji Kondo (with a vocal appearance of Charles Martinet on the track "It's a me, Mario!"). The game received an enhanced remake, titled Super Mario 64 DS, on Nintendo DS in 2004, and an enhanced port as part of Super Mario 3D All-Stars on Nintendo Switch in 2020.

Although it is one of the most ripped games on the channel, its soundtrack is split up between this playlist, the aforementioned 64 DS and 3D All-Stars, Super Mario 64DD, and four April Fools' Day 2021 playlists (Super Mari 64, Super M̸̌̊a̴͛̿█̸͌̑i̵̛͊█̷̾̓ 64, Super 64 DS, and Super █████ 3D All Stars). There are 528 rips between all eight playlists, which would make it the third-most ripped game soundtrack, only behind MOTHER 3 and Undertale.

Overview[]

Super Mario 64 is the sequel to Super Mario World and Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island and the launch title for the Nintendo 64. As the original Super Mario Bros. is often credited as the textbook example of a good 2D platformer, this game is considered by many as the quintessential 3D platformer despite being one the very first (and not aging very well, to some people). It eventually had a sequel on the GameCube named Super Mario Sunshine.

Princess Peach Toadstool invited her dear Mario for a party as she baked him a cake, but the plumber discovers when he arrives that Bowser has already captured her and locked all the doors in her castle. Mario will have to enter into magic paintings and find Power Stars that could open the path and allow him to save the princess.

The soundtrack, once again composed by the series' original composer Koji Kondo, is mainly inspired by ska music and prominently features brass instruments and xylophones. One track in particular, "Slider" (used for bonus rooms and some of the harder levels), became especially popular and got featured in many later Mario titles such as Super Mario Galaxy 2 or Super Mario 3D World.

Channel event[]

Super Mario 64 20th Anniversary: To celebrate the 20 year anniversary of Super Mario 64, a couple of rips uploaded on June 23, 2016 were from this game.

Album[]

The Grand Dad 64 album includes some of the mixless rips from this game, in a similar order to the official Super Mario 64 soundtrack album.

Rips[]

References in other rips[]

See the category: Rips featuring Super Mario 64

Gallery[]

The thumbnail/logo image isn't actually consistent between rips, with various different ones being used.

Trivia[]

The smaller, off-center thumbnail originates from the video game music channel BrawlBRSTMs3 X, as with many incorrect thumbnails used in the early days of the channel. Although the channel switched to match GilvaSunner's thumbnail, some prior rip didn't have their thumbnail updated.
- The woodless version of the thumbnail was mainly used during the reboot.^{[precision needed]}
Several Super Mario 64 rips actually use the Super Mario 64 DS soundtrack rather than the original, since they are nearly identical and DS games are easier to rip.

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